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Shomyo Falls
The waterfall with the greatest drop in Japan. At the thaw, Hannoki Falls appears beside it.
Tateyama Kurobe Yuki-no-Otani Festival
Walk close to the snow walls that clearing reveals. The road lies under the snow, so its position is measured as they dig.
Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route
A route crossing the Northern Alps, linking ropeways and cable cars.
Sasaraya Tateyama Main Store
Rice crackers made only from Toyama rice, with a white-shrimp cracker factory attached.
Jade Coast (Miyazaki-Sakai Coast)
A shore where you can look for rough jade at the waterline.
Shinkiro (Shinkiro Observation Point)
Appears between about March and June. Viewing points are scattered around the city.
Shinkiro Seaside Station
A direct-sales shop by Uozu port, with beach grilling at weekends.
Yamabiko Bridge / Yamabiko Promenade
From the old Yamabiko bridge you watch the trolley train cross the new one.
Mirage Land
An amusement park where the Ferris wheel looks over Toyama Bay, with a seawater pool in summer.
Hisui Terrace
A visitor centre facing Hisui shore, with the beach seen from its terrace.
Yuya FUROBAKKA
A bathing facility with a cold bath of Kurobe's famous water, plus a fire pit and barbecue area.
Kanetsuri Onsen and Kanetsuri Riverbank
A natural hot spring on the bed of the Kurobe River. Get off at Kanetsuri on the Kurobe Gorge Railway.
Toyama Bay Coastal Cruising
Tour Toyama Bay by fast cruiser, with the Tateyama range in view.
Cape Rokkozaki and Rokkozaki Lighthouse (Noroshi Lighthouse)
A lighthouse of Meiji-era Japanese design, at the tip of the Noto peninsula where the outer and inner shores meet.
World’s Longest Bench
A bench 460.9 metres long on Masuhoura shore, listed in the Guinness Book in 1989.
Hegurajima
An island about 48 kilometres north of Wajima: two kilometres east to west, one north to south, 60 hectares. Migratory birds gather.
Gojinjo-daiko (Nafunemachi)
A folk performance of Nafune in Wajima. In 1577, it is said, villagers in masks beat drums and drove off Uesugi Kenshin's troops.
Kenroku-en
One of Japan's three great gardens. A special national scenic site, known for its winter rope supports.
Kikubo Falls
About seven metres wide and fifteen high, the largest waterfall in Tsubata.
Uchinada Dunes
A transverse dune field running from Kanazawa through Uchinada to Kahoku, averaging about 20 metres in height.
Ishikawa Prefectural Office 19th-Floor Observation Lobby
About 80 metres up, glazed on all four sides; on clear days Hakusan and the Tateyama range show.
Roadside Station Takamatsu
A roadside station on the Noto Satoyama Kaido, looking out over the sunset on the Sea of Japan.